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jonnypotty
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What network instability recovery features are there in http and ftp? I thought that was all in tcp?
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Appreciate what you wrote here, made me think, basically people can learn a difficult interface and work with it as long as it responds. You never get over a ui that is slower than you are. There is no excuse, apart from to say that it'
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Yeah it really does
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How is advise from someone who literally can't do the thing they're advocating valuable? Because it confirms some old tired OOP tropes?
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6y ago
Enjoy your honeymoon
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Western society is moving past the ideals of tolerance and free speech. Philosophical ideas like this are now pretty easily dismissed as artifacts of a rasist, sexist system. Losing your job for saying the wrong thing, makes some people us
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I was just expecting a page with the word 'anything'
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But, but AI!
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I don't sorry, read it somewhere but no idea where!
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So my visual system takes an image and projects it back through time to when I started moving my eyes to present a consistent image of the world? Or, alternatively, I have to be perceiving the past as time travel is impossible, I am living
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Electroboom! YouTube guy. Funny and does electronics basics.
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Why does everyone seem to think coronavirus death stats are like a score of how well your government is doing in response to the pandemic. If you didn't manage to stop the virus entering your country, which you can't without destr
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I wish I read more things like this on hn. "We wanted to know and understand every line of code being run on our hardware, and it should be designed for the exact hardware we wanted"
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No one would need to make guesses like this if anyone knew how our software worked.
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I love how assembler code is compared to a steam engine. We literally think old code is bad because its old.
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You maybe right but I'm just saying people would do well to remember that this is what the police are for. To control you. The idea their treatment of people is down to "the law" is obviously false. They exert the power of th
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Easy goals so people don't have to think. 5 a day. 10,000 steps. 2 metres. Is anyone surprised?
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Anyone thinks this is just a US issue is mistaken. This is what power does if you really challenge it. The friendly face disappears pretty quick.
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We can't even design systems to properly take advantage of multiple cpu cores yet.
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Someone talking sense here
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What and make them accountable? Not a chance.
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Lol. Just lol.
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The real mvp here. Amazing work.
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Cheers. Excellent insight
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Mental. Do you know how many people have been killed and displaced in the middle East due to western action over say the past 20 years? No? That's cos no one does. Because no one cares. And we still see ourselves and the "good guy
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They are never equivalent because we don't consider them fully human. I recommend anyone reading this who wants more to read Robert Fisk. The lives of poor people in these countries literally don't matter to us. They don't ma
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People who makes things are the real mvp, not the critics. The thing is that critics are funny.
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We do want to be good at things but humans are very good at putting structures in place with easy to see benifits and difficult to see costs.
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Thanks Gimp. New UI is a massive improvement
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Any real project would have real requirements. These real requirements are always going to trump a star rating system, 'what's popular' or a generic guide on the Internet. You should define your requirements and then pick t
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